The growth of reading and publishing in the eighteenth century was aided and characterized by the development of which of the following?

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Magazines for the general public provided a large audience for writers and allowed for the dissemination of literature to a wider population. Private tutors were not widely available or accessible to the general public in the eighteenth century, and compulsory education did not exist in most countries until well into the nineteenth century.

The Growth of Reading and Publishing in the Eighteenth Century